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The Army Nurse Corps in the War with Spain

Army Nurse Corps History > Army Nursing History in Pictures

Photo, 2d Nebraska Volunteers

Second Nebraska Volunteers, Camp George M. Thomas, 1898.

First nurses at Sternberg Hospital, Chickamauga Park, Georgia, August 1898.

Back row, left to right, Major Griffin, Commanding, Maud Cromelien (representative of Auxiliary No. 3), Frances A. Stone, and Anna C. Maxwell.

AN 3-2
Spanish American War, 1898

The New York Nurses, Sternberg General Hospital, Camp Thomas, Chickamauga, Georgia

 Photo, "The New York Nurses"
Photo, Sternberg General Hospital

U.S. Army. Sternberg General Hospital, Camp Thomas, Chickamauga, GA.

"Dormitory C", furnished by the Red Cross

Sternberg General Hospital, Camp Thomas, Chickamauga, Ga., "Pavilion D" Hospital Ward.

 Photo, Sternberg General Hospital
Photo, 1899 Field Hospital - 1st Division

1899 Hosp. Field 1st Div. 7th Army Corps Camp Columbia, Havana Cuba

Hospital Ship "RELIEF" in Cuban waters. (Ward Room)

 Photo, Hospital Ship RELIEF
Photo, Hospital Ship RELIEF

Nurses, Hospital Ship "RELIEF", Cuban waters

Hospital Ship RELIEF in Cuban Waters. Operating Room

 Photo, Hiospital Ship RELIEF
Photo, Spanish American War Nurses

Spanish American War Nurses - First meeting, Sept. 1900 - Luncheon at Sherry's, New York - Anita Newcomb McGee sitting in center (white waist & embroidered gray skirt)

 

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